Russ McClintock - the blog

If you would like a pigment ink print of this image send me an email. The email should explain why you want the pigment ink print of this image.
Update: Somebody got the print.

Manchester ‘Kensington’ United manager ‘blowhard’ Sir Alex Ferguson admits he will alter his team tactics in the wake of Cristiano Ronaldo’s departure to Real Madrid. Ronaldo was United’s top scorer ‘diver’ for the last two seasons and Ferguson is keen that the shortfall is filled by others.
“Cristiano is a big loss in terms of the […]

Che never did much for me.

The Met ‘Wet’ Office officials refused to apologise today after admitting that the “barbecue summer ‘bummer’” they had predicted was no longer likely.
As rain lashed down on most of Britain, a revised forecast was published suggesting that the weather in August would be changeable ‘crap’ with more rain as well as sunny periods ‘cold temperatures’.  […]

Lots of art galleries in Chelsea are closing. Maybe that’s a good thing.

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lifestyle
portraits
architecture
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restaurants
Update: Shouldn’t the ‘restaurants’ be featured in the ‘architecture’ section since they both consider the same type of work? Conversely, does a shot of a bowl of mashed potatoes feature as ‘food’ photography and call for the creation of a ‘food’ section or does its presence in a restaurant preempt such distinctions? Also, why does […]

I moved this glove in order to get a better composition.

No animals were harmed in the drying of this laundry.

“A remarkable example of empty polysyllabification typical of early 21st century academic bafflegabb self-commodification. Readers are advised to note the absence of any definite viewpoint, the calculated ambiguity, and the failure to offer concrete examples and significant personal anecdotes.
Extra credit will be given for the use of terms such as: post-colonial, fungible aesthetics, credit-swaps and […]

Happy anniversary. I love you!

I’ve been blogging like crazy lately.
Too bad it doesn’t mean anything.

I hope that one day I will own a book by John Gossage.

Some of those Japanese photographers make some crazy images.

The colorful foam clogs ‘unsightly pieces of shit’ appeared in 2002, just as the country was recovering from a recession ‘hijacked election’. Brash and bright ‘Ugly as fuck’, they were a cheap investment ‘clear sign that the wearer was a total idiot’ (about $30 ‘honestly - no amount of money would cause me to wear […]

I’m fascinated by what I see on the ground.